Lien is given a data table representing a set of x-values and the corresponding y-values for the function f(x), as shown below. she is asked to determine, from the data given, a point on the inverse function of f(x).
x y
−9 −11
−1 −4
4 1
lien makes the claim that (−11,−9) is a point on the inverse function of f(x).

which statement describes why lien's claim is true or false?
a
lien's claim is correct because a point on the inverse function is the same as the point on f(x) only the x- and y-values are reversed.

b
lien's claim is incorrect because the point should be (−9,−11) because a point on the inverse function is the same as the point on f(x).

c
lien's claim is incorrect because the points on the inverse function are not related to the points on f(x) and therefore will have different values and signs.

d
lien's claim is incorrect because the point should be (9,11) because a point on the inverse function has the same values but opposite signs as the point on f(x).